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Africa Technology Leadership Conference · 2026

From Digital Ambition
to Strategic Advantage

"Leadership, Capital & Execution in Technology"

10th – 12th June 2026Three days
Eka Hotel, EldoretKenya
Decision-Level PlatformC-Suite & Government
Pan-AfricanContinental scope
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About ATLC 2026

The continent's most senior
digital decision-making platform

Africa is entering a decisive phase in its digital journey. Over the past decade, governments, enterprises and development partners have demonstrated strong ambition through significant investments in platforms, systems and connectivity. What now separates progress from stagnation is no longer vision, but how capital is structured, deployed, governed and translated into execution.

ATLC 2026 is the Africa Technology Leadership Forum's annual flagship conference; designed specifically as a decision-level leadership platform. We convene the leaders whose governance decisions, capital choices, and execution frameworks will determine whether Africa's digital ambition delivers lasting strategic advantage.

The conference shifts the conversation from adoption to execution, from pilots to platforms and from vision to accountability — addressing the questions that matter most to the leaders who bear responsibility for outcomes.

Who ATLC 2026 Convenes

Participation is curated to ensure decision-level engagement

  • Cabinet Secretaries & Principal Secretaries
  • Governors & Senior Public Officials
  • CEOs, COOs, CIOs, CTOs & Board Members
  • Heads of Digital Transformation & Innovation
  • Development Partners, DFIs & Impact Investors
  • Regulators across ICT, Data Protection & Finance
  • Capital Market Leaders & Institutional Investors
  • Industry Partners & Private Sector Implementers
ATLC 2026 Theme

Four pillars, One defining question.

How does Africa convert digital ambition into sustained strategic advantage? ATLC 2026 addresses this through four interconnected pillars, each animating a distinct dimension of the leadership challenge.

Pillar A

Digital Leadership & Decision-Making

How leaders make informed trade-offs around risk, governance, and long-term value. This pillar examines the governance frameworks and executive capabilities that determine whether digital strategy translates into institutional transformation.

Pillar B

Capital, Investment & Digital Infrastructure

How public, private, and blended capital can enable scalable, sustainable digital systems. This pillar explores the financing architectures, investment frameworks, and capital deployment disciplines required to build Africa's digital infrastructure at scale.

Pillar C

Execution, Platforms & Institutional Capability

How institutions translate strategy into systems that work at scale. This pillar addresses the execution gap, moving from vision and pilot projects to platforms that deliver at continental scale with institutional durability.

Pillar D

Trust, Data & Digital Resilience

How trust, security, and resilience are built into Africa's digital infrastructure. This pillar addresses data governance, cybersecurity and institutional resilience as foundational requirements of digital systems at scale.

Programme Overview

Three days. One agenda.

A structured, high-level programme designed to produce strategic clarity, peer-level exchange, and actionable pathways, across two focused days of leadership dialogue.

Day 1: Leadership, Policy & Capital

10th June 2026 — Strategic focus: Direction, alignment and decision-making

Digital Leadership & Decision-Making Capital & Digital Infrastructure
Morning — Setting the Strategic Direction

Opening Ceremony & Conference Welcome

Formal opening of ATLC 2026, setting the strategic context and agenda for the two-day conference.

Opening Keynote: From Digital Ambition to Strategic Advantage

Leadership Decisions That Matter — the defining choices that separate digital transformation success from failure.

High-Level Leadership Roundtable

Aligning Policy, Enterprise Strategy, and Capital for Digital Advantage. Cross-sector dialogue among senior leaders.

Mid-Morning — Policy, Capital & Infrastructure

Panel Discussion: Financing Digital Infrastructure as a National and Economic Priority

Senior policymakers, regulators, and financiers on the imperative to treat digital infrastructure as strategic national capital.

Leadership Dialogue: Public, Private & Blended Capital

What It Takes to Scale Digital Systems — examining the capital architectures, governance frameworks, and risk allocation models required.

Afternoon — Leadership Choices in Practice

Closed-Door Senior Leaders' Session

By invitation. A frank exchange among government ministers, heads of agencies, and group CEOs on the most consequential leadership challenges in digital transformation.

Case Study Presentation & Partner Showcase

Real-world examples of strategic digital execution at scale, presented by partner organisations with demonstrated delivery track records.

Evening Reception & Leadership Networking

Hosted dinner for delegates, speakers, and partners. A curated networking environment designed for peer-level relationship building.

Day 2: Execution, Platforms & Outcomes

11th June 2026 — Strategic focus: From strategy to systems and delivery

Execution & Platforms Trust, Data & Resilience
Morning — Execution & Institutional Capability

Keynote: Closing the Execution Gap — From Pilot to Platform

What institutional capability is required to move from digital pilot projects to platforms that work at continental scale?

Workshop: Case Study & Execution Deep-Dive

Facilitated working sessions examining real-world digital transformation journeys — what worked, what failed, and what leadership decisions made the difference.

Mid-Morning — Trust, Data & Digital Resilience

Panel: Data Governance, Cybersecurity & Institutional Resilience

Building trust and resilience into Africa's digital infrastructure as foundational requirements, not afterthoughts.

Dialogue: AI, Digital Identity & the Regulatory Frontier

How African leaders are navigating the regulatory, ethical, and strategic dimensions of artificial intelligence and digital identity at scale.

Afternoon — Outcomes & Year-Round Engagement

Closed-Door: Strategic Commitments & Accountability Session

By invitation. Senior participants collectively review key conference insights and agree on priority commitments and follow-up actions.

Closing Plenary: ATLC 2026 — Outcomes, Commitments & Next Steps

Conference synthesis, key takeaways, and the pathway from ATLC 2026 to sustained engagement through ATLF's year-round leadership programme.

What Participants Will Gain

Outcomes designed to outlast the conference

ATLC 2026 is structured to produce lasting value — strategic clarity, relationships, and institutional pathways that extend well beyond three days in Eldoret.

Strategic Clarity

Clear-headed perspective on digital priorities, trade-offs, and the decisions that matter most for your institution.

Peer-Level Dialogue

Candid, substantive exchange with leaders at equivalent seniority facing analogous institutional challenges.

Practical Intelligence

Insights grounded in real implementation — beyond pilots, proofs-of-concept, and theoretical frameworks.

Leadership Outputs

Contribution to post-conference documentation, frameworks, and recommendations that inform institutional and policy action.

Year-Round Engagement

Continued access to ATLF's leadership ecosystem — labs, dialogues, and sector workshops throughout 2026–2027.

Partnerships & Sponsorship

Strategic collaboration.

ATLC 2026 sponsorship is intentionally limited and curated, structured for organisations that are genuine contributors to Africa's digital leadership agenda.

Principle I

Platform Credibility First

Partnerships are structured to preserve ATLC's position as a trusted, leadership-led convening space. Commercial relationships never compromise the neutrality or integrity of the platform.

Principle II

Leadership Access & Contribution

Partners are engaged based on their ability to contribute substantively to high-level dialogue. Every partner earns their role as a convener.

Principle III

Outcomes & Sustained Engagement

Partnerships are framed as long-term alliances tied to ATLC outcomes and ATLF's year-round leadership programme hence continuity.


Ready to explore a partnership?

Partnership conversations are conducted on a curated, one-on-one basis to ensure genuine alignment with ATLC's leadership focus, values, and long-term objectives. A limited number of positions at each tier remain available. Early engagement is strongly encouraged.

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Be part of the conversation that shapes Africa's digital future

ATLC 2026 is where Africa's senior decision-makers convene to move from ambition to strategic advantage. Register your interest or explore a partnership today.

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ATLC 2026 — Key Details

Dates: 10th – 12th June 2026
Location: Eka Hotel, Eldoret, Kenya
Format: Decision-Level Leadership Conference

Partnership enquiries: invigence@africaforum.tech

General enquiries: info@africaforum.tech

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Supported by

The Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy, Kenya.

Curated by Invigence Limited in partnership with Twinspen Limited.

ATLC 2025 — A Platform with Precedent

ATLC 2026 builds on the success of ATLC 2025, which convened senior leaders from government, enterprise, and capital across Africa. Partners included Konza Technopolis, Techurate, Global Software Solutions, Isotropic Systems, and Scale.